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Title: Future in Particle Physics!


1
Future in Particle Physics!
  • ECFA
  • Future of Accelerator-Based Particle Physics in
    Europe
  • HEPAP
  • Long Range Planning for U.S. High-Energy Physics
  • ACFA
  • coming up soon?

F. Linde, 14-December-2001, Amsterdam
2
Input to ECFA report
  • Laboratories
  • L. Maiani CERN views for the future
  • A. Wagner Views on the future of DESY
  • J. Bagger HEPAP sub-panel on long range
    planning for U.S. High energy physics
  • F. Gilman The U.S. high energy physics advisory
    panel white paper
  • A. Skrinsky Russian HEP activity status and
    perspectives
  • S. Komamiya Report on ACFA activities
  • Projects
  • F. Gianotti Physics perspectives with the LHC
    within Standard Model
  • P. Sphicas Physics perspectives with the LHC
    SuSy and other physics beyond SM
  • K. Hubner New acceleration methods and plans
    for high intensity proton machines
  • R. Klanner Future perspectives for e?p physics
  • D. Miller Physics potential and concrete
    perspectives for lt1 TeV linear colliders
  • P. Zerwas Muti-TeV lepton colliders the
    physics potential
  • J.P. Delahaye CLIC, a two beam multi-TeV e?
    linear collider
  • A. de Roeck CLIC, a compact linear collider
    experimentation and physics potential
  • M. Tigner Perspectives and experimental
    environment of a muon collider
  • P. Janot What physics at muon colliders
  • K. Peach Neutrino factories

3
Physics challenges
  • many questions, e.g.
  • matter ? anti-matter?
  • dark matter?
  • three families?
  • generation of mass?
  • proton decay?
  • charge quantization?
  • unification?

4
Progress within the Standard Model
  • Outstanding issues
  • Higgs mechanism
  • quark-gluon plasma
  • CP violation quark sector
  • neutrino sector

5
Progress beyond the Standard Model
  • Approaches
  • Rare/forbidden decays
  • New particles
  • New interactions
  • Unification
  • Unknown look into the sky!

6
Experimental opportunities
7
Future G projects
  • Hadron-hadron (CERN Fermilab)
  • LHC upgrades
  • Luminosity upgrade 1034 ? 1035 cm-2s-1 easy
    (you want it?)
  • Energy upgrade difficult (we might want it!)
  • Very large hadron colliders VLHC
  • Lepton-lepton (CERN, DESY, US, Japan)
  • e?e? linear colliders TESLA, NLC, JLC, CLIC
  • ???? collider
  • Intense neutrino beams (CERN, FermiLab, Japan)
  • ??, ??, ?e, ?e

8
Very large hadron collider
  • Fermilab
  • VLHC phased project
  • (240 km circumference tunnel)
  • Issue cost, cost and cost

dipole magnets interesting (transmission line)
  • Physics
  • The unknown, new, exciting!
  • Continuation of LHC
  • But also clear you only embark on this well after
    the LHC has cleared the TeV energy range

9
Intense neutrino beams (? ????collider?)
  • SPL Ep? 2-15 GeV, 1016 p/s
  • target p ? ??
  • ?-decay ?? ? ??
  • ?-cooling reduce ?E?, E??50 GeV
  • ?-decay ?? decay in ring
  • ?-collider future music

p???????e??e?? ????e??e??
Japan, CERN FermiLab
  • Physics
  • Near (lt1 km, high rate)
  • structure functions
  • CKM matrix
  • new physics
  • Far (102-104 km, low rate)
  • oscillations
  • CP

neutrino beam
neutrino beam
10
???? collider
  • Everything e?e? linear collider offers with as
    advantages
  • Far less Beamstrahlung (negligible)
  • Far better calibration (?E?5 keV, energy spread
    polarization)
  • Much larger couplings to Higgs bosons
    (???/?ee?4?104)
  • ? Higgs lineshape!

11
Linear e?e? collider cartoons
SLAC
Japan
DESY
12
Linear e?e? collider real work
13
Lepton colliders e?e?
  • e?e?
  • Higgs
  • Supersymmetry
  • lots more (QCD, )
  • X-ray FEL option
  • biology
  • material
  • ?e? and ?? options

14
Making choices!
  • HEP creativity exceeds available finances ? must
    be selective
  • allow orginal, excellent, new, ... proposals ? be
    flexible
  • limit (expensive) duplications ? operate globally
  • sufficient RD before technology decision ? be
    economical
  • realistic time schedules!
  • accelerator ? non-accelerator
  • links to astro-physics, cosmology and nuclear
    physics
  • plan for the unexpected
  • fill no-physics between large accelerator
    projects
  • Fairly well covered already
  • B-physics HeraB/Tevatron - BaBar/Belle - LHCb
  • Heavy-ion physics RHIC - ALICE

15
ECFA recommendations
  • Make the LHC a success i.e. get it running
    timely!
  • Exploit ongoing facilities optimally in pre-LHC
    era
  • Stimulate accelerator RD _at_ home institutes
  • Next project a sub-TeV (?s ? 400 GeV) e?e?
    linear collider
  • (irrespective of the findings of the LHC i.e.
    justification exists today)
  • Coordinated RD effort to study ?-storage ring
  • (SPL ? intense ?-beam)
  • VLHC, CLIC ?-collider far future i.e. beyond
    2020
  • (coordinate RD efforts)

16
Linear e?e? colliders
  • pp ? e?e? colliders
  • complementary (SppS ? LEP ? Tevatron)
  • Z, W discovery ? Z factory
  • mt prediction ? top discovery
  • mH prediction ? Higgs discovery?
  • pp discovery physics (? Nobel exp.)
  • e?e? precision physics (? Nobel th.)

17
e?e? linear collider physics
  • Precision Higgs study (mH, spin, ?H, ?HHH, ?H?ff,
    )
  • Super-symmetry spectroscopy (threshold scans)
  • Precision measurements thereby probing higher
    energies
  • Anything new and unexpected (unlikely to escape
    LHC though)

18
e?e? linear collider Higgs
Higgs signals
19
Prospects (limit duplications BTeV, !)
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